Solana-based meme coin launchpad pumpfun has rolled out a new feature that connects AI agents to tokenomics, allowing projects to automatically funnel revenue generated by agents into token buybacks and burns.
The tool, called Tokenized Agents, targets what pumpfun describes as a core problem of the growing “agent economy”: a lack of value alignment between successful AI agent projects and the communities that form around them.
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With the new system, developers launch tokens on the platform, set revenue buyback rates, and integrate agents using provided configuration files. When agents earn revenue from SaaS products, trades, and other sources, a portion is automatically used to buy back and burn tokens.
Buybacks are carried out by a centralized buyback authority and are instantly burned. Only SOL and USDC-denominated earnings are eligible, and a minimum threshold of $10 of accumulated earnings is required before the buyback is triggered.
Note that the agent itself is not deployed on the pump fan. Pumpfan’s role is limited to enabling the on-chain buyback and burn mechanism associated with the token.
Existing tokens can opt-in
This feature is not limited to new releases. Existing tokens on the bonding curve, or tokens migrated to PumpSwap, can activate the tokenization agent toggle from the coins page. Multiple unrelated agents may also contribute revenue towards repurchasing the same token.
Token creators can adjust the buyback rate at any time. Any revenue not allocated to buybacks can still be claimed by creators. Creator fees, which are rewards generated from trading volume, are enabled by default, but creators can instead choose to redirect their fees as cashback to traders, a feature the platform introduced in February.
Launchpad native $pump The token has gained 8% over the past week following a market-wide rally.
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